Sports Bet Records

Hockey Sports Betting

It’s hard for a sports bettor to beat a sport when he can’t find a bookie to take his action. Even in Las Vegas, where over 20 bookmakers exist, a hockey bookie is difficult to fmd. That’s not a comfortable situation for a gambler, because one of his ways of cutting into the bookmaker’s edge is shopping around for the best lines. With two bookies, there’s very little shopping he can do; with one, there’s none at all. The absence of bookmakers who deal hockey is not limited to Las Vegas. Throughout the South and West, a gambler is hard-pressed to find anyone who books hockey; even then he’d only find someone in cities like Los Angeles and Denver that have local hockey teams. Hockey Betting

Horse Racing

The racing enthusiast headed for the British Isles in search of action had bloody well better do some homework first. Take it from me, mate, they have a way of playing horses that is as different from the American system as is the money you lay down. I learned the hard way, losing a few sports bet quid here and there by giving in to the gambler’s impulse to have some action. But I became bent on assimilating their modus operandi to ensure my selections. And once I did, I collected with assurance instead of relief. It really isn’t that difficult if you take the time to observe, and it certainly is more profitable. Horse Racing

Sports Bet Handicapping

This section will furnish you with one of the key secrets to successful sports handicapping. It is a critical factor which very few, if any, people understand. The factor is injuries in sporting events. Specifically, I refer to injuries incurred by starting players which puts them out of action. Believe it or not, such an injury gives the effected team a much better chance of winning, or covering the point spread, in the next few games played without their regular player(s). Ten thousand people just said, “Well, Kaufman has finally crackedup’ Maybe I have, but I have the statistics and the logical explanation to back up my statement Sports Handicapping.

Ticket Design

The six-ticket designs can be used to their best advantage in the short- field races—eight or fewer horses. These, of course, can represent an investment of $30 to $3000, depending on the value of each ticket. Wagering one of the more expensive 8-to 12- ticket designs would defeat the purpose of playing the exacta in the first place: high payoff for small investment. On the other hand, using a six-ticket design for a longer field (9 to 12 horses) is usually inadequate. Whatever handicapping method you employ, you should use the Wheel only when one horse is a virtual lock and the other horses fall into the broad small-chance category. The key horse is played on the top of all tickets, with the other horses put in the place slot Ticket Design.